7 Obscure Zelda Facts You Might Not Know!
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
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0:00 Intro
0:38 #1 - Saria's Fairy
1:16 #2 - Here Lies Luto
1:49 #3 - Impa's Doodles
2:42 #4 - Spirit Tracks Anti-Piracy
3:32 #5 - Louise
4:17 #6 - Hinox's Bombs
5:10 #7 - Item Get Sound Effect
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Never noticed the kokiri's fairies were always a random color. That's a nice, subtle secret
I did.
@@Banjoisawesome Cool
I would have to say green
I really enjoyed LoZ Ocarina Of Time due to the Ganon battle
@@legendarycollins538 That battle was meant to be different. Ganon would have been huge and Link would have to climb on him to attack weak points.
Unfortunately, the N64's hardware wouldn't let that happen.
My new head canon: the fairies have glassy bodies that act as a prism for the light they emit, hence why they appear as so many different colors at any given point
Ooooh that’s a good one!
Same I was like the fairies are just iridescent lol
That might explain how Navi is able to change colors throughout the game, outside of it being a game mechanic.
@@thejudgeoftheunderground2016 In some games the colored glow is explicitly stated to be a magical aura surrounding a tiny winged humanoid. So... it's not really a true color change, just them changing to a different aura. And yes the tiny humanoids... look a lot like the great fairies... only tiny.
Hmmmm🤔good point!😏
The stal Hynox have a bomb-related secret as well, with bomb arrows being the most reliable way to break them down and attack their eyes. Perhaps these are the old-school Hynox, still vulnerable to bombs in undeath.
Or metal bookcases..
I can see what you're saying about the 7 note item jingle - they all have 7 notes but they are not the same set of notes from the mask get jingle in Majora or the rupee jingle from OOT. The botw, TP and SS ones are the same though.
Thank you, I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed this
Came to the comments to find this. Glad someone covered it. Good ear.
I believe they must have been workshopped until they found the current note set for TP and liked it enough to repeat it.
Yeah, the Majora's Mask one is just an adaptation of the Song of Healing
It's actually the same set of notes, just in different registers (octaves) every time. Different inversions of the same arpeggio if you will.
4:15 It would have been cute for this big, tough Goron having a little kitty as a pet. However, it is nice that the cat didn't get removed from the game and got repurposed as being Telma's cat.
I feel they may have done this to ensure scale reference.
@@Eric4bz Then why only with the Goron and not with every character concept?
@@lonestarr1490 We may never know :P
Honestly I could be wrong and it could be the 'big bad scary looking guy has a cat named fluffy' scenario, or perhaps something else none of us have guessed yet.
Maybe those drawings were done by Zelda rather than Impa, since she also has prophetic dreams and the drawings look like something a child might make, especially with the coloring 😇 like maybe she was trying to make a homemade strategy guide for Link, but never got to finish it 😂
That sounds interesting. Do you think Impa took Zelda to Kakariko village regularly on vacations?? Would the king let her do that? It would be funny if Zelda did sneak out just to go to Impa's house lol
Impa was a child at some point, theoretically.
Interesting idea. It's possible that since Zelda said her father wouldn't believe her vision as anything more than dreams, perhaps Impa took her seriously and asked her to draw out these weird dreams. Partly as a comfort (since it's a tactic therapists use in the real world to see what might be bothering a child who can't really explain) but partly because she knew with the number or consistency of them (like somehow this girl who has never left the palace knows what the inside of Goron City looks like) means she should save these images for later to study them for what it might mean.
@@Kahtisemo yeah the whole "power of foresight" thing... isn't necessarily like watching a movie about the future, maybe just blurry fragments?
That is adorable :D
There are PROPERLY obscure stuff. I had never ever heard of most of these. Amazing. Great job
I thought everyone knew the minor item get Jingle.
LOL, "Telma and Louise"? I've never actually seen "Thelma and Louise", but you know that's a reference.
I've been playing Twilight Princess since I was 11 and I never made that connection lmao.
@@hylianchampion8867, neither did I, because either I didn't know, or I forgot, that the cart's name is Louise.
that's such a nice little reference. thanks for pointing it out!
Literally my exact thoughts!
Same. I noticed that immediately when it was brought up, tho only cause my mom has chickens (Appropriate for Zelda) and she named a pair after them. Lol.
I never noticed how the fairies always change colors whenever you leave and return. I guess there really are a lot of little things even the biggest Zelda fans unnoticed.
Change blindness, man...
Genuinely never thought about the fairy colour. Interesting little detail to notice! On another note, I have always loved Louise the cat and adore that potential piece of story we never got :)
I heard about it before... but very recently
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@@bababooey8882 Sooo?
Just saying you should have more replies
@@bababooey8882 i don't see why but okay haha
I don't know about the item jingle one, though: it's a seven-note run each time, yes, but they have different timing, and, in the case of Majora's Mask, you know it's a play on the Song of Healing.
It might be a combination of a throwback to the original jingle and a new jingle based on the songs of the game they are in. Like Windfall and Kakariko having the same theme but being two diffrent songs. Or Outset island having refrences to the Kokiri forest. Anyways it could also be that MM's jingle is not a reference to any other song but the other ones are. We would have to ask the composers to be 100%, and even then, they might not remember :(
They're also different melodies.
@@wthinthecompassofman they really aren't. The notes and chords are diffrent, but the melody stays the same
@@HonterDax BOTW is [F# A# C# B C# f# c#] or [1 3 5 4 5 1 5]
Zelda 2 is [D Bb F Eb Bb G f] or [3 1 5 4 1 6 5]
The heart and rupee jingle are both [ab F Db bb ab G ab] or [1 6 4 2 1 7 1] (The heart collect sound effect is not part of the melody)
And The mask theme is, as pointed out an arrangement of the song of healing.
@@wthinthecompassofman it's almost as, I said, that THEY WHERE DIFFRENT CHORDS. The cadence and melody is the similar if not the same. I guess thos scrambled names on the map of BotW aren't a reference to the original, unscrambled names of the places they are supposed to reference (see the other Zeltik video about each reference in the map of BotW) because they aren't the exact same name? No. They can change the tune to fit the games but that doesn't mean the song isn't referencing the original. If you look closely, they have very similar structure. And as I said, MM one being a play on the song of Healing doesn't make it so it can't reference anything else. In fact, it is very different from the song of healing, only using the same tonality as the song of healing. But I don't hear you saying that it wasn't inspired by the song of Healing because it was meant to reference it.
An addition to the fairy fact. The fairy pet in terraria also randomly changes color every time it is put on
That “item get” sound reminds me of the music when Navi first flies to links home at the beginning of OoT
Another great video! Out of curiosity, have you ever considered a video speculating on the "real world" size of Hyrule? For example, we know that Mount Hebra is supposed to be an Everest style towering peak, but in the game it's easily scaled in a few minutes. I've found some REALLY interesting Reddit threads on this subject, but I'd love to see you take a crack at it! Thanks for enabling my Zelda addiction!
Little note: the 'Here Lies Link' thing from FF1 predates the Enix merger by more than a decade. It only said 'Here Lies Edrick' in the US release, in Japan it was still referencing Link. So that had nothing to do with Square-Enix 'getting back' at Nintendo, it was just a more accurate translation of the original 80s game.
I think it's simply Nintendo played with Loto's name from DQ, and Square played with Link's name from LoZ.
I heard some Japanese game companies did similar things each other in the 80s.
@@ttt4778 I believe Eric is just trying to point out that Square and Enix were completely separate companies at the time, so it wasn't a direct response. It was some sort of three-way reference. But, yes, I love everyone having fun with each other in these minor ways, lol
@@ttt4778 Square Enix wasn't a thing in the 80s, the companies merged in 2002.
That Hinox fact was mind-blowing! Never noticed before!
Honestly the amount of detail that goes into these vids is amazing
That item jingle history is one I didn’t know! Very neat.
Think I got one more for that “small item/rupee get” jingle: small amounts of rupees and cheap treasures in Phantom Hourglass. (It’s probably the same in Spirit Tracks, but I don’t own that copy/only got to borrow it once.)
5:30
Nice finding. They are all similar, but as far as I can hear, there are at least four different 7-note jingles heard in this part of the video. The common pattern is a fast and ascending melody of two triplets followed by a half note.
Version 1: Heard in Adventure of Link. The melody is disjunct. Notice that both triplets descend and the last note is the highest.
Version 2: Heard in Ocarina of Time. Similar to version 1, but notably, it resolves to a lower and less bombastic note, beginning and ending on the same note.
Version 3: Heard in Majora's Mask. It's reminiscent, but instead of doing one or two broken major triads, it's based on the motiff of the Song of Healing. Also, this is much more conjunct.
Version 3: Heard at least in Twilight Princess, Skyward Sword, and Breath of the Wild. This is disjunct. Notice that both triplets ascend instead of descend. This jingle is very familiar to me from those 3 games.
Yes! I was just about to say this, I don’t know the exact notes but the fact that some of them have different ascending and descending notes was the first thing I noticed to them being not as similar as they might seem
It never ceases to amaze me that I'm still finding new things about Ocarina of Time a little over 23 years since it's launch. I had no idea about the fairies changing color.
That last one with the "item get" jingle seems so obvious, especially with how many times I've played all these games, but I never made the connection. The jingle that plays specifically when you get a new mask in MM is one of my favorites in the whole series; it always felt really important, and since it sounds so unique from all the other versions, it still carries a certain weight to it that no other jingle in the series does. To me, at least.
I need to look at this deeper, but I’m quite sure they aren’t the same notes actually. Just very similar, or not in the same order.
@@allothernameswherealreadytaken yeah, I don't think it's exactly the same either. But it's similar enough to draw a comparison.
@@danwg3368 They are similar in that they are seven notes with even spacing. That is where the similarities end. The jingles in BotW and SS are simply arrangements of the jingle from TP. OoT, MM, and AoL all have their own different jingles.
@@ARentz07 I have a good ear for music, the jingles are the same, just played at different speeds and pitches
Regarding Louise, there could be 2 possibilities:
1) Louise should have been Darbus pet pointing out a softy behind this rather dangerous looking Goron.
2) Instead of a random Goron, Darbus was supposed to be the Goron guarding Telmas Bar and the cat grew fond enough of him to be near him.
There could be other reasons too but 2) is most likely the case.
Another would be that Telma was supposed to take Louise with her to Kakariko and after Darbus' rescue he would have been one of the Gorons guarding the Village with Louise finding a liking to him.
Either way I doubt that a Goron would own a cat conciderning DeathMountains climate but with the concept art (darbus pose with Louise on his shoulder) I won't rule out the Idea that this cat is a scrapped Idea and was reused as Telma's.
Been waiting for a new upload!!
The goat is back🐐🐐🐐
I always love your obscure facts videos! I didn’t know any of these, thanks!
These were obscure indeed. Indeed.
This was fun, and thanks for mentioning stuff from the older games. So often, it feels like current content creators, who probably weren't even born when Zelda started, don't feel like these oldest games still matter. Ocarina is fun. I really like Twilight Princess, and Wind Waker, and while I hold no love for Skyward Sword, it obviously has a following, but it often seems like OoT is about as far back, in production history, as they feel they need to go. As someone who was a child when LoZ first debuted on the NES, and fell in love with the series from those two games (yes, I know most people hate AoL), and who still holds LttP as one of my favorite games, its always nice to see callbacks to these oldest games, even if they don't still seem to fit in among all the interlacing content of the series, as most content creators like to discuss. Thanks much!
I completely agree. When all these OoT Fanbois started going “oh Link’s Awakening was my first and favorite!!” when the Switch Remaster was announced…I was livid.
Like, nO IT’S NOT!! or there’d have been faaaaar more fandom content with theories or comics/art/dubs or hidden details/theories over the years verses…almost exclusively OoT, with a side of MM or WW and TP when they “branch out”
But like. There’s still a lot of meta fodder for NES zelda, LttP, LA is an entire philosophical dilemma and true tragedy. And there’s plenty to be said for games that followed them, too (like the Oracles and Minish Cap. FS and FSA kinda…almost deserve their position as forgotten games since they demanded coop to even be playable. I’m all for cooperative play, but…they have to function for players who don’t have anyone to play with (and families that only have the one device and/or game to share between 2+ kids.) Getting off topic but, it’s honestly pretty pathetic that most gaming companies have figured out coop/solo while Zelda…has not.)
But…yeah. It always makes me happy to see the non3D games have inclusions
The "Mask Get" and "Minor Item Get" sounds from Majora's Mask and OoT respectively are different from the Twilight Princess, Skyward Sword, and BotW minor item jingles. They sound nothing alike. Even the OoT and MM jingles you mentioned are different. They both have seven notes, but the actual notes share nothing in common. Maybe the fact that they have seven notes is of significance? Of those mentioned, the only ones that seem identical to one another are TP, SS, and BotW. The actual notes/chords are exactly alike.
Oh, and the Adventure of Link jingle is once again, its own thing.
Navi changes colors too at different times, too, such as when highlighting points of interest (green) or Z-targeting an enemy (yellow, I think). Maybe fairies with less important duties just like to mess around with their colors for fun, whereas Navi puts the power to effective use. Or maybe they act like mood rings for their mates. Or maybe we're just being Z-targeted a bunch
Saria's fairy: Shoot him! shoothimshoothimshoothim
Saria: [plays music instead]
well in some games they explicitly state that the color you see there is actually just a magical aura surrounding a tiny, winged humanoid(like the Great Fairies, but tiny), so.. changing that color is just retuning their magic, I guess?
The MM item get is also a rework of the Song of Healing.
I’ve always enjoyed the jingles in Zelda. After listening to all those Item get jingles together I realised it’s the same musical form as the puzzle solve jingle, which is in a minor key and has more of a mysterious tone.
It’s amazing how changing a few notes can affect the feeling so much
The Kokiri fairy fact has me feeling validated af bc I noticed this detail YEARS ago and I have seen absolutely NO ONE mention it before til now lmao
I've heard about that spirit tracks anti-piracy many times, but I've also beaten it using a flashcart without that being a problem. Maybe it's detecting emulation rather than directly detecting piracy?
scene roms usually include anti-piracy patches built in.
I first played it from a flashcard as well. But I think the flashcard software itself already circumvented that problem.
@@PhantomCatMusic I actually have to wonder if the "pirated" version was intentionally broken. I long ago heard a rumor that some "pirate games" have glitches that don't exist in the actual game.
I love these types of videos on you're channel because most of the time I don't notice these things until you mention them
I didn't know about the fairy color or the Hinox ones. Also, I realized I've been saying Hinox wrong. I've been pronouncing it as hin-OX not HI-nox. I think I would like to see a video of how to correctly pronounce things from Zelda. I'm a Zelda fan and I still can't pronounce certain things correctly.😑
Don't worry, I think it has to do with how we grew up. The games didn't have voicelines until BotW so we had to guess how they should've sounded. For me, I call Farore Fah-roh-reh insted of Fah-ror, and used to say Ma-ho-ra, insted of Ma-jo-ra too, and it's my favorite game of all times!
@@HonterDax MM is one of my favourites too. I actually pronounced Farore the same as you too. Wasn't sure if it was pronounced that way or FAIR-o, like an Egyptian Pharaoh.
Like kololimpAAAAHH?
I mispronounced it as HEE-nox originally.
@@AdamDeLand oh now that I think about it, I did too lol
I noticed the color changing as a kid. I have a vivid memory of running in and out of Link's house and jumping down to look at Saria's fairy
You don't play as Zelda. Bam! The most obscure Zelda fact
I can't get over how good the intro song is for Zeltik's videos. It gives me skin tingles every time
In Majora's Mask the mask jingle kind of sounds like a variation of the Song of Healing.
I love how that jingle from Adventure of Link has been reused so much. That game's got great music, if nothing else!
Its regretful that only after having these stuff pointed out I managed to realize them even after having played the games a lot of times (with the exception of zelda 1 and 2).
Hello. A musician here.
The jingle that plays when you pick up an item in BotW _IS NOT_ the same as the notes that play in Majora's Mask when you pick up a mask, and neither is it the same as the song in The Adventure of Link or Ocarina of Time. They are very different notes. Their cadence is the same, much in the same way that the cadence to Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is the same cadence as Hit Me Baby One More Time (and Camptown Races, and Old MacDonald Had A Farm, and my point is that having a shared cadence isn't exactly indicative of a relationship).
EDIT: Just in case anyone wants to disagree with me on this, the notes that play are
*BOTW* (Key of F♯) - F♯ A♯ C♯ B D♯ F♯ C♯ ; an ascending F♯ major triad followed by another ascending triad of that previous triad's subdominant chord, finishing with the subdominant note of the first triad that was played
*MM* (Key of C modulating to A) - B A F B A B C♯ ; this is actually a variation of the Song of Healing leitmotif playing (thematically appropriate given the healing involved with collecting masks) which is a descending diminished subdominant triad followed by a "2 1 2 3" of the new key of A that the song modulated to without you even realizing it
*TAOL* (Key of B♭) - D B♭ F E♭ B♭ G F ; a descending 2nd inversion B♭ major triad followed by a descending 1st inversion triad of the subdominant, finishing with the subdominant note of the first triad
*OOT* (Key of A♭) - A♭ F D♭ B♭ G E♭ A♭ ; a descending triad of the subdominant followed by a descending triad of the dominant finishing with the root note
*TP and SS* actually are the same jingle as BotW, that's true.
This. Was looking for this comment - thank you :)
I almost imagine the cat being everywhere you go. Almost like ooccoo, where you find her in every dungeon.
That Hinox secret is really cool, for some reason I never witnessed the black ones use that attack.
I avoided fighting them as much as i could. Sneaking on their bellies to get the items was always much easier.
Zeltik... What if those are Zeda's drawings in Impa's house? Or descriptions of her dreams, and Impa drew them out thinking they were important? Impa was Zelda's Royal attendant, and put stock in her dreams. Perhaps she made notes of them, or had Zelda draw what she had seen.
That does make more sense.
I don't think I knew any of these! Good job on finding even more obscure stuff to share. :D
WOW never knew about the hinox pulling up bomb barrels That's inCredible. Keep Being AWESOME.
Just wanted to say that you are consistently my favorite Zelda RUclipsr. The other guys make great content too, don't get me wrong, but your videos are always just so interesting and always have a very well defined purpose to them. Keep it up man, I love this stuff! Oh, and your video thumbnails are always on point. Very aesthetically pleasing!
Your content never dissapoints, Zeltik! Great job as always!
Finally a new video
I dont disagree. But Zeltik is a busy guy, and his videos have a lot of research and quality out in. It makes sense that they are not daily/weekly like some other creators!
I kind of prefer it this way, lots of very good info in a very well produced form.
Also, it's only been a week since the last one.
I like how the mask get jingle in Majora's Mask uses the same leitmotif as the song of healing while also paying homage to the old item get themes.
Always excited to see your work. Still hoping you’ll get the six timelines theory video up eventually…
Im a big OOT fan and never saw impa's drawings... or at least never took the time to look hard. Awesome stuff zeltik!
36 years later and im still learning new stuff
I think the item jingle also plays when putting on the great fairy mask near a lost fairy in majoras mask.
No it’s not
The grave reference is a bit deeper than what you went into in this. FF 1 NES and Famicom version had a reference since the beginning, but was different due to release dates in Japan and here at minimum, and other factors I assume. In the NES FF 1, we got a reference to Erdrick, and if you ask me, seeming to indicate in America that it was felt Dragon Quest was a either bigger competitor, or maybe more like-for-like game (also a more recent release to us than Adventure of Link). At least one other version kept the Erdrick reference here. But in Japan, and all other US releases, it was a reference to Link. It's also important to note that this all started when Squaresoft and Enix were different companies, meaning originally it was just Squaresoft basically saying "we're on top of you both", as Enix, the original owners of Dragon Quest, and Nintendo were all competitors at the time. And looking over release dates, it seems we didn't get it at all in the US copy because Adventure of Link came out here before the other two, despite Dragon Quest release predates Adventure of Link in Japan. And in Japan, Adventure of Link was released much closer to FF 1.
Zeltik is literally the only Zelda RUclipsr who regularly manages to find new stuff I didn't know about yet.... like, how does he do that?? lol
It wasn't even the fact you were highlighting but the bit about Louise in TP made me realize I'd been missing a film reference there for over a decade! Telma and Louise are a reference to "Thelma & Louise." I have no idea how I never clued in until now...
Amazing as always. You've done it again, Zeltik!
Didn't know the music note one, great job on the video!
Another obscure detail in Ocarina of Time 3D and Majora's Mask 3D is that, if you plan it right, Link can walk through any door while still holding his shield. This also works for some cutscenes.
I love these videos. Thanks for this Zeltik :D
Love you Zeltik! Great video!!
In a recent playthrough of TP I noticed that Telma's bar looks like it was made out of abandoned sewer tunnels. Which is kind of fitting considering the fact that you can access the abandoned sewers that lead to Hyrule Castle from the bar.
I love you Zeltik. That's it, straight up love.
These videos are great, I actually didn't know any of these things. Thanks for sharing!
The 7 notes are also played in the Wind Waker when you get a cheap rupee in a chest. It’s even played with a xylophone imo.
The jingle for the sound effect in Obscure Fact 7 is also in Hyrule Warriors as well, both versions, and are played in the Bazaar when you gain certain slot upgrades and/or weapons
Always enjoy your videos
Wow, the only thing I knew was the Darbus-Louise thing. Now THAT'S a good obscure trivia video!
Hey Zeltik, I just want to say thank you for being a big part of my childhood, your the reason why I pushed myself to finish every title of legends of Zelda, so with all of that, I thank you for helping me. You are my idol.
That’s so neat about the majoras mask / breath of the wild / etc jingle. I never noticed it’s in other games.
Nice one, did learn a lot today
I NEVER knew that about the fairies in kokiri forest
1:46 THATS SO FREAKING COOL!!
The item get jingle also plays in The Wind Waker when you pick up rupees from a chest, just played on a different instrument of course
I noticed the fairy colors, but I didn't know that it was random every time you entered the area. I thought it was just every playthrough. Neat.
Regarding fact number 2, Squaresoft and Enix hadn't merged yet at that point in time. That merger happened in 2003. So they weren't really reciprocating a reference with a reference, it just looks like that now because they now own Dragon Quest. But at the time Square owned Final Fantasy and Enix owned Dragon Quest. As a side note, though, for some reason in the English version of the original release of Final Fantasy (i.e. the NES version) also referenced Erdrick, instead of Link like the Japanese version, which I think is kind of a funny coincidence when looking at the situation as a whole. All future remakes / ports keep it as Link in all languages though, with the exception of one remake that makes it Erdrick in all languages.
Never knew that got softlock on the tracks in Spirit Tracks was anti-piracy system hahaha
Didn't know t h at about the Fairies. Never noticed while playing. Another great video. Thanks.
Thanks for making Black Hinox scarier for me......
I like the idea of Louise being a wanderer who you can find in places she has no right to be in with a variety of characters. Much like some real cats Louise has multiple families and “owners” who all call her different names. All of them admit to not knowing where she wanders off to sometimes or that she has other “owners” but know she’ll be back eventually. From the heart of Death Mountain to the throne room of Zora’s Domain. Maybe even cuddling in Yeta’s lap after you defeat Blizzeta. Maybe once you enter an area it’s a random chance that she’ll show up, really adding to the adventures an outdoor cat could have.
Trivia is fun to keep learning in regards to certain games.
I've noticed that the item get tune that plays when you get a spirit orb is the same one that plays upon getting a piece of heart in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. It makes sense considering the spirit orbs are basically Breath of the Wilds heart pieces, but still something to note.
Hadn't even realized the jingles were so similar. That's wild.
I'm gonna have to contest that whole last bit with the item sound. Only Skyward Sword and Twilight Princess match Breath of the Wild's notes (with a little more flair on the last note for each). As for the others, Ocarina of Time definitely uses its own set of notes for both small chest and rupee, but this is distinct from the set in SS/TP/BotW, and the ones in Majora's Mask and Zelda 2 are also unique from these and each other. That makes 4 distinct sets. I knew something was up because I KNOW the Majora's Mask sound by heart. It's based on the Song of Healing (first three notes same). Definitely not used anywhere else as far as I know.
Thank you. I agree, the TP, SS, and BotW jingles are the same. However, everything else mentioned only shares the quality of having seven notes of even spacing.
The lyrics to that seven-note jingle when you get something are "you got a really cool thing!"
For real!
Well at least in my head.
Love you Zeltik💚
It's interesting how consistent these lists are.
I know most of these, One is completely new to me and one has further intricacies I was ignorant of.
in my headcanon, Navi got teased by the other (multicolorful) Fairies for only being lightish-blue, just like how Link was teased for being "the boy without a Fairy"
Not sure I quite agree about the mask obtained jingle from Majora's Mask, I can see that it riffs on the base jingle but it's more based on the Song of Healing from what I can tell, which makes sense since the song is behind a number of the masks in-game
The jingle 1 is so cool!
Hey zeltik
1:50-1:52 She said Kakariko is where she grew up, which led me to believe
6:11-6:17 Amazing...I also noticed, the theme is also a remix of what plays when you solve puzzles, like when you open doors
I never noticed the first one!! OoT is one of my favorite games of all time so I’m surprised I never saw that. Still haven’t played the 3DS version so had no clue about those drawings, thanks for sharing them! Very cool to see. You always find such great little details in these games that bring them more to life than ever. Didn’t know about Thelma’s cat either, wonder what might have been there….could it be related to the later idea of some of them being afraid of dogs in BotW? Heh, probably not, but cool parallel. Think I only knew about the second one on this list, so great job!! Best wishes, cheers
I love this kind of stuff.
That intro never gets old!
I experienced that antipiracy measure first-hand
Great video man! I like to think that Telma and Louise is a reference to Thelma and Louise 1991
Re: Impa's House - it's not a picture of throwing a bomb into the Goron vase; its a Skull vase with blue flames in the Shadow temple that has a small key in it. They are tips when you get stuck. Use the hookshot to enter the Forest you cannot enter otherwise. Use the hammer on rusty switches. How to make a fire arrow for eye switches. How to work the sunlight switches. How to get the pesky key in the Shadow temple. Raising the water levels with the Trice force crests in the water temple. May not be foresight. Could be architectural plans if Sheikah were involved in the construction of the temples, or just Impa collecting knowledge of the temples for her library.
Ahh man the fairy thing! I noticed that years ago and actually made a post about it on the Zelda Universe forums! My username was TwilitProphet. So cool to actually see someone else noticed this and shared the info! The first time I played the 3DS version I checked and sure enough it was the same there too! I actually showed my brother the fairy thing a couple nights ago when I saw him playing a randomizer. It's one of my favorite obscure facts so I'm super glad someone like you pointed it out! Now everyone gets to know about the rainbow of fairies!!